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CD Projekt acquires the Studio The Molasses Flood

The Flame in The Flood is an adventure-type video game, Snape-like and survival developed by The Molasses Flood and edited by Curve Digital, released in 2016 on Windows, Mac, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Full of ambitions for the coming years but not yet quite operational to hold its deadlines, CD Projekt has just announced the acquisition of the Studio The Molasses Flood, the team founded in Boston in 2014 which offered us the Flame in the Flood In 2016 and Drake Hollow in 2020.

Contrary to what we might think, CD Projekt did not acquire the studio to integrate it into its teams to strengthen them and avoid unfortunate delays. The Molasses Flood will work in close cooperation with the studio of The Witcher and CyberPunk 2077 , but to develop son own ambitious project while maintaining its identity.

Notable Index, the project in question is based on one of the Licenses of Cd Projekt and, without wanting unpleasant, there are none tons. In its own press release, The Molasses Flood adds that the studio will be able to strengthen without being absorbed by its new Polish boss and that his mission remains to produce games based on rich gameplay systems.

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